Most blankets sold to tired people are polyester — spun plastic that traps heat, crackles with static, and sheds microfibers into the room you're trying to decompress in. [Decke] [01] [contains] [none.] [Not] [a] [thread.]
80% mulesing-free merino, 20% GOTS organic cotton. No microplastic shed in your living room, no static snap when you pull it over your shoulders, no petroleum sheen pretending to be softness.
FASERGEHALT: 80% WV / 20% CO · KEIN POLYESTER
Merino fiber buffers moisture vapor before it ever feels damp, so the blanket adapts as the room does — radiator on, window open, MacBook exhaling on your knees. Polyester traps that heat. Wool negotiates with it.
ATMUNGSAKTIV · TEMPERATURAUSGLEICHEND
Every Decke 01 comes off the looms at Weberei Brandt, a third-generation family mill in Germany's Bavarian Alps, then gets raised once with natural teasel heads — the same finishing pass the mill has used since 1897. Dense 2/2 twill, 480 g/m², numbered on the selvedge before it leaves the valley.
GEWEBT IM ALLGÄU · SEIT 1897
OEKO-TEX® Standard 100, Class I — the grade written for infant textiles. Undyed or plant-dyed colorways. No formaldehyde finish, no optical brighteners, no flame-retardant coating quietly off-gassing beside your face.
SCHADSTOFFGEPRÜFT · KLASSE I
The dense twill drapes with a gentle, even pressure your body reads as “nothing is on fire.” Calm without the twenty-pound glass-bead furnace of a weighted blanket — you can actually fall asleep under this one in July.
3.1 LB (1,4 KG) · 55 × 79 IN
The sewn-in label is the one piece of honest documentation in the textile industry. Ours reads the way a spec sheet should: short, verifiable, and with nothing to hide behind a ™.
Fig. 01 — Feierabend, observed · 6:06 PM
Laptop lid down. Not sleep — down.
Status set to away. Kettle on. Phone face-down on the shelf, not the armrest.
Wool over the shoulders. The weight lands, the day ends. Feierabend.
Someone who isn't born yet pulls it off the back of your couch and calls it theirs. Heirloom.
Fig. 02 — Die Verpackung
Fig. 03 — Das Siegel
Cotton twill wrap, tied by hand at the loom. There is no tape anywhere in the box. Your first act is untying a knot someone tied in Bavaria.
Handgebunden · Kein PlastikBeeswax over the fold, pressed with the mill's 1897 stamp. It cracks once — and only for you.
Bienenwachs · Siegel der WebereiYour blanket's number, your name, the weaver's initials — a duplicate of your line in the Webbuch, on card stock heavier than it needs to be. People frame these. We pretend to be surprised.
Aus dem Webbuch · Von Hand nummeriertThree pounds of teasel-raised twill, still carrying a trace of lanolin and the valley. Unfold it once and the box stops mattering.
Decke 01 · Zum Erben bestimmtYou will fold the wrap and keep it. Everyone does.
Woven to order in the Bavarian Alps — your name goes on the loom schedule and into the weave register the Brandt family has kept by hand since 1897. Fifteen thousand numbered blankets a year, worldwide; the looms cannot make more. Duties and U.S. delivery in the price, thirty nights on your couch to be sure, and the mill mends it for life — across the fifty years it's built for, that's about twelve dollars a year. A blanket like this isn't replaced. It's inherited.
